I am using redisson-hibernate as Hibernate 2nd level Cache provider. If redis server becomes unavailable, while the application is running, the whole application goes down. I am trying to find a way to circuit-break the L2 cache in such a scenario.
In case redis is unavailable, hibernate should work as if L2 is disabled, and there should be some mechanism (or subsequent requests), which should check for redis availability after a specified amount of L2, and re-enables L2. Is there already a way to do this?
If not, how can I build such a mechanism? I could try running a quartz job, which checks for redis connectivity, kills and restarts the application by modifying the app config. But this approach is complicated and not very clean. Please suggest.
